Sentence examples for notwithstanding given from inspiring English sources

There is a lot to be said for his accomplishments in so short a time -- increased national debt notwithstanding (given the enormity of the problems he has inherited) -- but that's not, I suspect, the answer he would give.

Notwithstanding, given their apparent co-selection in N2 fixing micoaerophilic α-proteobacteria capable of H2 recycling, exo- and endo-hydrogenases likely possess additional, distinctive functionalities yet to be elucidated.

Notwithstanding, given that the sequencing prices still continue to decrease, this topic is attracting much interest and is a highly active area in the field of quantitative genetics.

Notwithstanding, given our positive findings concerning the link between IPV and miscarriage, reliance on a clinical sample is unlikely to have biased the assessment of a causal relationship.

Pondicherry's streets, their juxtaposition of old and new notwithstanding, gave off an impression of continuity.

Notwithstanding this, given the cost of the devices and the relatively cheap labour costs associated with non-health workers, the evidence would appear to support the adoption for community-based, population health research.

This fact notwithstanding, waterwheels gave way slowly, and it was not until the early 20th century that they became largely obsolescent.

For Rosie McCobb and Philip Oxenstein, this meant finding a place cheap enough that each would be paying less than before, and big enough — clichés notwithstanding — to give each his or her own space.

Most of the time the interview meets their expectations, minor differences between companies notwithstanding: They give a seminar, they meet the prospective boss, and they interview with a variety of company staff.

Temperate cabinet choices notwithstanding, Mr. Obama has given no sign that he plans a center-right presidency.

The Russian nihilist Vera Figner became alienated from her husband "notwithstanding his having given up his career for her," while the German Gudrun Ensslin "used her fiancé to sire a son".